Triumph Bonneville in Shibuya

The all time classic British bike. This one was a bit the worse for wear but still always a treat to find one.

If you don’t know what all the fuss is about, check this out:

Triumph Bonneville 50th Anniversary

Custom Kawasaki Estrella

Custom Kawasaki Estrella in East Shinjuku, Tokyo.

Yamaha sr 400

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Yamaha sr 400-again customised with the clip on handlebars.

Blue Kawasaki Estrella

Blue Kawasaki 250 Estrella in Odaiba. The best site I know for this bike is here.

Honda CB 750 Four

The CB 750 Four, released in 1969, brought disc brakes and an inline four cylinder engine to a production bike, and put this Japanese bike on the map as an all time classic. A nail in the coffin of British bikes but lacking some of their magic. Discovery Channel ranked it #3 in their Greatest Ever Motorcycles.
Greatest Ever Motorcycles: # 3 – Honda CB 750

Don Hall reviews the Honda cb 750 Four

Honda Tourist Trophy GB 500

The Honda Tourist Ｔrophy GB 500 – named after England’s Isle of Man TT Race.

Yamaha sr 400

Found this red Yamaha sr 400 on Aoyama Dori. Photo quality isn’t good because I didn’t have my camera and had to use my phone camera. Great color and cafe racer handlebars.
What’s a cafe racer?

Custom Kawasaki Estrella 250

Custom Kawasaki Estrella 250 with Cafe racer handlebars. This photo was taken by Adrien Balls, while on vacation in Tokyo.
More on the Kawasaki Estrella

Suzuki ST 250 – E Type

Suzuki ST 250 in Shinjuku. If you want to check out bikes in Tokyo, go to the bike park in front of Takashimaya at the new South Exit in Shinjuku. On a Saturday afternoon it’s got anything from old Enfields to Harleys.

NSU Max 250

NSU Max 250 – classic German motorcycle in West Tokyo.
NSU on You Tube